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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
7
A dim London study hosts two men, Loder and Chilcote, as a weary, unresolved meeting unfolds. The visitor grills Loder about his life and work while candles burn low. Loder recalls a failed ascent from poverty after years abroad, revealing secrets and tension in a quiet, foggy night.
The Hooker school board invites bids on April 2 for building a storm cave at the school shouse in Sullivan county Missouri. Specifications call for a 5 by 8 by 10 foot cave with brick and stone walls, cement, brick arches, a 6 foot high interior doorway, stairway, ventilation, drainage, and dirt cover. The board may reject any bid.
Notice of election to be held in Browning Missouri on April 2 1907 for mayor marshal police judge and two aldermen East ward and West ward with street lighting proposition. East ward at county courthouse West ward at the north room of the school building. East ward judges Vare Py Eivrrteugh D B Stone G W Knifong C C Jessee. West ward judges R L Clur J J Russell E R Carter and Frank Bailey. City Clerk J L Kite by order of the board.
Summary of appropriations totaling 5.1 million with major allocations to state university 800000 and civil list 587200. Itemized spending includes hospitals for the insane in Fulton St Joseph Nevada Farmington and others, schools for the deaf and blind, various state institutions, penitentiary, and normal schools with allocations across multiple cities and the agricultural college.
The Washington postoffice department renews its order prohibiting postmasters from answering questions about mail via telephone. It argues voice recognition is unreliable and risks leaking a person's mail to unauthorized individuals.
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